In Passage 1, what can the reader infer about Peter’s feelings about the guests?

Describe Peter's vision and the importance of it.

What does Peter admire about Anne in Act 2?*Her pride in being a Jewish girl.Her way of talking to the adults.Her fairness when dealing with others.Her skill at entertaining the others.

6. What can you infer from the following exchange between Peter and Anne? Peter: I used to see you...sometimes...Anne: You did?/ Peter:...in the schoolyard. You were always in the middle of a bunch of kids. [He takes a penknife from his pocket.] /Anne: Why didn't you ever come over?/Peter: I'm sort of a lone wolf.*Anne is friendly only with her crowd and ignores everyone else.Peter is a wood-carver.Anne is outgoing, and Peter is shy.Peter thinks he is too good to socialize with others.

1 Peter is largely about suffering and, from reading the text, Peter has three specific ideas about Christian suffering. Which of the following is not one of the ideas Peter shares concerning Christian suffering?Group of answer choicesSuffering leads to public honorSuffering is natural and to be expectedChristian suffering may have the possible affect of leading pagans to repentanceA Christian should suffer for doing what is right, not for doing what is wrong

In chapter three, Peter exhorts wives to “win over” their unbelieving husbands through what means?Group of answer choicesTheir subscription to Sports IllustratedTheir knowledge of the ScripturesTheir behaviorTheir compelling defense of the Gospel